A cradle of culture

Haryana has had a rich cultural heritage since time immemorial. Relics reveal that the region has been a cradle of evolutionary growth and cultural development. It is an established view that a large part of the vedic literature was composed in the Kurukshetra region, which was a great centre for learning of Sanskrit, the language of the learned and cultured people in those days, writes V.P.S. Rao

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